Whether you need a compact spare to get safely to a service location after a flat or want to build a full-size spare for extra peace of mind, we can help you choose the right setup for your vehicle and how you drive.
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We carry space-saver (donut) spares, replacement temporary spares, and full-size tire options for many cars, trucks, SUVs, and crossovers—plus the guidance to help you pick the right solution.
Compact spares are smaller, temporary tires meant to save space and weight and help you reach a tire shop after a flat. If your vehicle originally came with a compact spare and it needs replacing, we’ll help you find the correct size and brand. Always follow your vehicle manufacturer’s limits for speed and distance.
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Temporary spare tire brands: - Bridgestone Tires - Continental Tires - Falken Tires - Goodyear Tires - Kenda Tires - Kumho Tires - Nexen Tires - Yokohama Tires
Many drivers choose a full-size spare because it can be driven like a regular tire with fewer restrictions. It’s a smart pick for trucks, SUVs, crossovers, and drivers who want added confidence for road trips, towing, rural driving, or longer commutes.
How to build one: - Choose a tire that matches your vehicle’s size and service needs - Pair it with a compatible wheel (an affordable steel wheel is a practical choice for many vehicles)
Good wheel options for full-size spares (varies by vehicle): - Liquid Metal Atom - Unique 297 - American Outlaw Gunslinger
Shop by vehicle to find a matching tire-and-wheel spare combination.
A compact spare is a smaller, temporary tire designed to save space and weight. A full-size spare is closer to your regular tire and generally has fewer use restrictions.
Most temporary spare tires should not be driven more than 50 miles or faster than 50 mph. Always follow your vehicle manufacturer’s recommendations.
Yes. Many drivers choose a full-size spare for added convenience and fewer limitations, especially on trucks, SUVs, and vehicles used for longer trips.
Yes. We can help you find both spare tires and compatible wheel options so you can build a spare setup that fits your vehicle.
Not sure what you need? Make an appointment or find your nearest store and we’ll help you choose.
While offerings vary by shop and location, tire centers commonly include: - Professional mounting and balancing - New valve stems or TPMS service as needed - Old tire disposal - Post-install torque check - Rotation and balance services at recommended intervals (often included after purchase; check your store for details)
For exact services at your nearest location, find a store.
Availability varies by location, but many shops offer: - Air pressure checks and TPMS light checks - Tread depth and wear inspections - Visual puncture/sidewall inspections - Flat repair at little or no cost if you purchased tires there (policies vary)
Confirm what’s free at your local store: find a store or make an appointment.
You can shop online and pick up or install at a nearby store. Start here: - Tires: Shop tires and schedule installation - Rims/Wheels: Shop wheels - Nearby locations: Find a store
Fitment depends on your Ram 1500’s model year, trim, and brake package. To see exact bolt pattern, offset, and recommended wheel/tire sizes for your truck: - Go to Shop wheels - Enter your vehicle details to filter only wheels that fit - View each wheel’s specs (bolt pattern, offset, width, and recommended tire sizes)
Have questions or a custom setup in mind? Find a store and our team can confirm fitment and make recommendations for your driving needs.
Ready to go? Make an appointment or find your store.